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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20
POLICE COURT Yo7ES.
nEIonE poLIun gupoR IoNns.

J. Il. Meachin vas up for dischaFRinQ
firearms within the city limits and was
asaeaEsd &i2. including costa.
Martin Burk paid SO for being dis
orderly and David Sullivan paid the
same amount for similar otense.
r. W. Crowley was charged With ped
ding jeWelry without q license. He
was said to have bean engaged In trying
10 sail snide ieWelry, and IS he had
only been discharged from the chain
gang on the previous Monday, JudQe
Jones continued the caeo TIL O'Clock
today and the prisoner vas allowed out
on his own reooRnizance, IL being an
deFstood thai he must leave the city be-
fore that time.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20
nKFoAR yuaTIol sopaRHElo.

Two Swedish maidens were charged
under The city ordinance With vagrancy
and raid go each. agreeipg at the
sams time 10 leaYe the city limits 81
once. Two young men who we're with
them were allowed Q few days to pay
$40 each.
John Carss was charged with assault
and battery on Q Ohinaman named
Dew Lee. There appeared TO be con
siderable doubt as 30 the identity of the
party Who committed the assault com.
planned Of and the case vas postponed
sill this evening. Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney Piles stated that unless the
Celestial ooald bring better proof 81 tbs
next hearing he should AJAX to have him
mulcted In the costs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

mss all llnen HueA towsis. 100 6o4
ie. inch al linen crash, s. Texas :
eineerlaar.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

Fall size white blankets &l.375s; do
DO gray el.25; extra good coufoFters
$50. San Francisco Store. au14
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

A bakery in q good locality with AZ
lures complats, for sale or trade. L. l.
BALEs a %. sel5 8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

Aineh al woel suafist twin eEansl
soA Fan siEs gray hlARketa SIS
Toklaa a sincsrmAa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

Cash W. srs1it. @. q. eaARTuR a 90,
grocers Third and Spring. ssl4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

CANADIAN PACIFIC r. n. EXCURSIONS
Parties going East will save money By
calling on z. W. Ao0nsEs, on Mil
street.. ie26
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

Lace curtain net scrims. Largest
assoFtments. OzxsTKR CLEART.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

Your oFdarn win be called for, give n
trial. O. q. BRAxguP q o.. Rroesl
Third and hpEinz. selA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

25e oil poloFs ladies' hem stitch silk
handkeFohiefs, all tie new light shades.
Toklas 4 BinQerman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

Nsv dress goods JOSH In. Eastern
cash prices. CmsrEa OL.EAsT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

The leader Of low cash prices received
large shipments Of new goods In oil de-
paFtmenta. CHKsTKR CLKABY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-08

There r. NO green on any tree,
Yet leaves Va know are coming;
Abroad is not one belted bee.
But vet we list bees humming.
Scarce BY the wood violet's eye
Its dewy lid uncIOses.
Yet sweet perfumes seems waited by
Of lilacs and Of roses.
Child Spring is PLAYING hide.and-seck
In what nook IL che hidden?
So near, and still she will NOT speak.
We find II not unbidden.
Ali bluebirds, see her from the bough
And robins spy the rover,
We catch bright glimpses Of her now,
In coWslips green and clover.
Bleak winds are turned to Ksphyrs soft,
To honor her appearing,
And every garden, grove and croft
The gracious sky is cheering.
Daisies will make their armament
A In natures necromancy.
Aud beauseous sight. delicious scent,
\ Exceed the suoliest fancy.
\ -LaviDa s. Goodwin.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-08

The name OF the r. O. has bees
changed here.
This was formerly . stirring place, bu!
now Is similar to Goldsmith's deserted
village.
II seems like winter swspped > few
weeks with srring.
Mrs. Roach Il on the sick list
Uncle Johnnie Crook is very lively fo'
l. man Of eighty-six winters.
Bad colds are rsgeing in this neigh
|borhood.
II eecms like II. H. Hnghgo is In &C.
stacies over the prospects Of 90 man,
weddings. We presume. that be expects
TO get plenty Of cake.
John E. is spending this week nes
Ireland. A Miss q. is attracting hi
ever-observing eye.
I Miss Ida Crook q on avisit 70 IN
glish.
The Old Bapsisss held service Sunda.
At Roach School house
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-08

f"Hr1ck" fomfT1ys urnrclst
The only Democrat in the United
states Who can certainly lead The Demo
crats and labor element 10 complete
victory il 1888 Is David B. Hill, present
Governor Of New York.
He il 4 Democrat
He il an honest man.
lie Is IN sympathy With al who ars
useful 10 fbe Democratic party and g
good government lie has made fewes
sn;stskrs and more friends. q Governor
than has any other msa In this State &C.
cupying The exalted position that % .
and creditably flls-
He is not afraid 10 trust Democrat o.
10 stand By the Democratic party
He has no need or place for .ug'
wumps OF any age. size, color OF previous
condition Of servitude-
He Il the only Democrat now % sne
minds OF men who can certainly carry
New York in loes BY large msjority-
His courageous words, uttered in al Q
manly earuestness during the past tw<
years OF asinine political folly on 10
mart Of an experimental President, no
done more 10 unite and inspire the DEN
ocrasic party 10 unity and courage thAl
has ever been done By Grover Cevelan<
or ever can be done bv him.
For President in 1883, David bennes
Hill
And there u man ia Indiana. and b
name IL Gray. What strong canoioAe
|fOr vice-President-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-08

News
Some days ago q young man in Terre
Haute married young woman who was
after the ceremony. 70 be his
consiu. The statutes forbid marriages
between parties thus related, end the
brides friends took her away from hel
He has been trying the
grounds" !" 20 70 speak. 10 see II he cam
recover her by legal process, g she wans'
10 live with him. such an union car
undoubtedly be dissolved at once BY al
vorce. being within the prohibited de
yrees' but II neither party wanis . d.
vorce, or will apply for Il, what tnen
IL the marriage absolutely VOID, - an!
case? We presume Il is, and that tner
has been no legal union, but IS u va
made In legal form, BY parties who a..
not know Of the legal obstruction, J
would seem thai some authoritative de
clara,;on OF nullity should be made
Ara thia IL the more Imperative, on
womid think. because until within "a
last decade first cousins could legal
marry IN this state, a. they do al Owe
Europe. where f0ur-fifths of the roys
families are blooded relations Of eac
other IN some degree Of sanguinity-
lis easy 10 imagine that there may .
many Inhabitants who know that "a
, marriage Of cousins was lawful not man
iyears ago, who do not know that ,be -
. has been changed and made y unisw ~
and taese may. like the Terre Haul
couple, ignoranily offend if they .
helped by preacher or squire wh
) happcns to be as ignorsnt Of the law
they are, which is not likely, Or ignora!
Z of the relationship which i likely enoug'
I The apro hibitsd degrees" in canon law
we believe. do not inclnde first cousin
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-08

>e@~< - -"
The result OF the recent trials of Al
fred Ksylor for the murder Of Thomas
Cnmsnina and Sam. Bradley for the mur-
der Of Thomas Nash, the former Of which
was tried by jury In Pike county, and
the latter BY jury IN Crawford county
on changes OF venue from Dubois coun-
lty. are fair Illustrations OF what is COM.
ImonIy said BY the people. aud IL a.
WAYS an excuse offered by mobs and
men IN sympathy with them, that de-
fendants can trifle with prosecutions by
contimances and changes Of venuc. and
thereby evade and escape the rigid PEN
aties OF the law.
i II has been but year or two ago since
IA mob hung . man In Petersburg,
pike county. for The murder OF . man
Ion The streets Of the 10 Wn, and yet Jury
lot pike county will try man who COM
lmisted cold-blooded murder In Dubois
Icountv and send him TO the pcnitentisry
lonlv two years. This looks like . jury
! lof Pike county regards II rs stigma for
!, IA man to live in Dubois county, and that
, the value OF mans life who chances to
live III this county IL at low ebb. The
same IL true Of Crawford county. II is
Noted fact that to-day. and for some time
|past. Craw ford county il full Of "White
Caps going around at night disguised
and taking men out ard lashing them "a
4 tree, aud whipping them with hicko'
Iries, and vet, like jury Of Pike county
. Jury Of Crawford county, will send
man 10 the penilenii.ry for two year,
a dloniy. when he, ia cold blood, kills mai
lin Dubois county. This does not lool
like a frascrnal feeling Of these tws
counties toward Dubois county. Thi
does not look like juries in those tw'
lcounties want 10, or will enforce m
Law when they have fair opportunit!
Ito do 80. A proclamation BY the execu
tive authority could not be stronger q
mob the next man who commits murne
lin this county. than is these two ont
rageous verdicts in these two cases. In
Outrage grows bigger still, when ~
look At the expense Of these trials. Thi
county has been paying for boarding.
these two crinijmals In Crawford. Gtu
lson and Pike counties, a. the rate Of tor
: lty cents day since last September; ha
paid the Sherinfs Of these counties 60
Taking them back and forth 10 thel
q trials and the entire expense Of . fou
y. lor five days trial IN each care, and NOR
Istill: these wretches came into th
countv as iramps aud murdered two I
iour substantial ciiizens, and then poi
themselves before the court and say the
ARE unable 10 employ attorneys TO d
lfend themselves and under the law q
SIcoust must appoint them attorneys
Idetend them and al NJ the expense
this county. the Taxpayers Of this couT
lty pay the bill. The expense of thet
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-08

uss Alb.ny Ledger.
What will add greatly 70 the growth
Of the city and iss material and industrial
prosperity - shs new rsiIroads now pro-
iecssd and being pushed here.
A The New Albany and Eastern Rail.
road. which is, ID fact, only the exten.
sion Of The Ohio 3 Mississippi TO New
Albany, Il now assured BY the amicabIe
settlement Of ail litigsiiPn and the pur.
chase ol and payment tor all contested
rights of way along the line The Ties
and steel rails for this road have already
i;,een purchased and most Of them oro
delivered. This road will give New
ALBANY . through Eastern line over the
Baltimore and Ohio.
| The buiIding Of the Louisville south
lern Railroad 70 . point on the Cinctn-
natl Southern will give the many New
Albany manufacturer the advantage Of
spirited competition with the Louisville
and Nashville road on their southern
| ifreighls.
The Dayton, Cincinnati and LouisviIle
road IL being DniIt 20 this city. A large
Iforce OF men are at work upon this road
between Hamilton and Harrieon, Ohio.
and In franklin county, Indiana, and tho
present spring there will BE- several hun.
Idred men a work 'ss'~eru ..''-ss~ and
Harrison Ihis pr.jerred rpsd Is under
che patrouaxe.of the New York Central
aud Cincinnati, Hamilton aud Dayton
lnilroad companies. The Chief Engi-
Ineer Of the road was in New Albany
Tuesday and says il is certain to b
Ibailt-
The vincennes and New Albany rail-
ce~ ~GA<.Io uw6 = Il
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-08

silver Ore Found In Paying GUAM
titles The W., u. & N. A. Will
Pass Through . Rich Mineral
Region.
Evansville Courier,
A Courier reporter learned from z
gentleman who recently visited Dubois
county. that there il no doubt Of the ex-
|isteuce Or silver ore In abundance, in
nat county, and that In quantities suf.
|ficient to pay tor mining. The gentle
Iman has several specimens Of ore which
Lis pronounced by judges, as being very
lrich. aud possessing silver 10 the amount
lof twenty i've to twenty-eight do'lar'
|per ton. This ore is found In severa
localities near Jasper, the county seat
and alec o., the hanks Of the Patoks. Y
lie believed that one man can mine thre'
Ito four tons per day.
The route for the vinccnnee, Jsspe
and New Albany road has been located
Through the region where the silver or
lie the richest, and there is no doubt bu
'Ithat the road will be constructed q ~
learly day. This road will not only pas
J Through rich mining fields, but will pen
letrate 3 section Of country hitherto 30
developed, except IL the way Of sma
farms. The timber is OF an excelleu
quality, there being considerable wsluu
and cherry.
The general outlook for Dubois is yer
flauering, and the near future ~
doubtlees develop iss resources 70 sue
an extent that Il will take rank with q
|wealthiest counties Of the State.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-08

M. George Shipman has typhoi0 -
YER: one OF Peter ijay5 little saas %
sick: plenty Of sickness yet % keep or
DR.. on the 80.
Some sneak thief one night last week
carried Hen. Whissinxhilis douoIe-sree
and sinQle-trees into the woods, and COW
cred them up with sticks Mr.. - q :
GOOD man. vet fear II such conduct y
not stopped something worse wih se'-
low.
Aboer Russell and Richard Nicholson
are msking preparations 70 plant large
nursery. Business will be conducted
under the firm name Of Russell y Michel
son. Isn't there another medicine nae
willing q lay asids his pill pockets and
engage In business here that viii give
employment 10 ioafers and give our
town notoriety?
The X. X. surveyors reached oar tews
Tuesday evening; the next thing 10 Or
der Il 20 locate the depot; this wiIi q
NO small undertaking on account Of me
shape Of our town. Its long, bus scat
tered.
We have three clever merchants. BE-
ls;des = hotel and other business. Nichot
SON has goa timber and msterisl on sns
ground for the building. NcCarro'
Bros. are in the center, near the nes
3 church. aud cross roads This snake
their place more convenient than Dams
DR.. Line Is IN the east end Of town
: present; yet il would be but little irce
e lie 10 make this the center Just buii'
: two houses and . corn crib east Of you
Z Dock, then yours will be:in the ce1'e'
y Some thinks Solomon Clapp stands
! good chance to get the prize. He has q
: ready got enough. fence rails hauled
J. build the depot. and has timber 70 max
him Z small r. r. Of his own
2 Mr.. Paul KunkeI. Of JasPer, v's'se
Y our town last Tuesday.
N r. n. Braxton. cf Pacii. informed y
Il that the N. A. corps Of surveyors vel
e eighteen miles east ot fsoh last SAtu
! day. Listea for collision coon. soin'
= = here between French Lick ard Pscli-
~ ZIPPY C0os.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-08

A western paper tells IL readers hcw
ssto mind their P's- in the following par
auraph: -Persons who pstronixe pa-
pers should pay promptly. for the pecu-
mary prospects Of the press hsve 2 pe-
cuIisr power in pushing forward puoise
prosperity. II the printer = psad
and his pocget-0ook keps
pIeshoric BY promptly paying patrons'
he puts his pen TO paper IN peace, h1>
paragraphs are more pointed. he psinss
bis pictures Of passing events IN more
pleasing coiors and the perusal Of hi'
paper L pleasure TO the people. Paste
shis niece Of proverbial philosophy u
prominent place where sll can Percesv'
~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-08

The Rockville Tribune, . pronounced
Republican paper. gives the following
sunmAry o. ihs results q the protective
sv~en: .1sso 1855 - quarter -
century o. protection We shall know
Il by IL fruits Il begas With laberers
wages q $50 pr day; 4 closed wisi
wares q a. Il begas with wheat =
q 50 pr busAsl; 4 closed wish less sha'
half that price, Il began without
tramp; Il closed viii grasd army 9
,ranps aad idle mea n she country. !
|besas with widespread prosperity;
closed with want and misery. y bega
win thirty mIIIIcsairss; e e:csed Va
three lhousasd-r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-08

Prof. John Collett ex-State Geoiogist
has theory that coal ashes scattered 70
the tlepth OF two or three inches under
Mum trees will prevent the ravages 81
ne curcuIio. Years ago, be tells u, be
knew I blacksmith who always had
abundance OF plums. while hie neighbour
had none. The blacksmith threw The
ashes from HE forge around his plum
trees and did nothing more % them
There Il probably enough sulphur u IN
ashes Of bituminous coal 70 drive AVA,
or destroy the insect.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-08

or Ill the evils prevalent among youne
men ve know OF none more blight
ing IN its moral eject than % spesk
sli9hsinRly of the virtue Of women MOI
4 there ANYTHING il which young mer
are 90 thoroughly mistaken - the low g
tinaee they form Of the integrity o. 10
men NOT of their own mothers and sis
tere. but of Others. who. they forget, ar'
somebody else's mothers and sisters
A : rule. no person Who suTrenders q
this debssing habit Il % be trusted viii
sny enterprise requiring integrity .
character. Plain words should Be spo
ken on THE point. for the evil y : gen
eral one, aud deep rooted u younI
men sre sometimes thrown into socSet!
Of shsuehtIess or !ewd women, they hav
no more right 70 measure al other 10
men bv what they see Of them than the
\ would have to estimate the character
honest and respectable ciiiEeBs ~ th
rdeveIopmens Of crime n Our polio
courts. Let our Young mon remembe
, that their chief happiness ID life depend
upoo their utter faith in women. y
worldly wisdom, no misanthropic phi
, osophy. 10 generalization csn cover
veskcn this fundamental truth. u stand
IKE she record ot God itself-f for o
nothing lees than this-and should p
% everlasting seal upon lips that .
wont % speak siighsisgly of women
I Osgeg0 Bee
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-08

Gov. Taylor. Of Tennessee, In : recent
interview. ssid: Il notice that there are
IL prison large number Of children I'M
der Is years OF age. Il IL : shame that
Tennessee should not have some place
Of refuge Tor these poor little creatures.
ana not place them among hardened
criminals. Judges and juries should
not send children 70 prison, and ! shail
deem II my duty 70 uphold the honor q
Tennessee bv psrdoning them. ! ~
confident I win benefit more by TN
step than BY allowing them % remain y
I school for crime. I have requested m
wardcns 70 prepare for me : list o. a.
nance and ofrenses Of every person 4
prison under IL. They nor any othe
child viii stay there while am Cover
nor Of Tennessee
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-08

AKansss paper gives recipe for max
ing ! boom In the following words
hut 10 secure this most desirable pcpuia..
tion We must brush Up. Our streets and
alleys should be kept absolutely clean.
IOur sewerage system must be perfected
III must be known every where that ours
Iis the handsomest town In the state. W.
Imust have beautiful drives and walks
| Our parks should be fitted up and sdorn
led. Every old, broken, Irregular side
walk and every old, rotten and dccrep'
walk and crossing shosld b ruthlessI,
Thrown out.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-08

The following patents were granted
Tor the week ending March -, l556, re-
ported expressly for this paper by Joe:
H. Hunter, Solicitor o. American 80
Foreign Patents, Washington, p. y
Benj. Roberts, Indianapolis, smoke
J. l.. Paynter. Salem. pu'.
veririnx cnItivssor; L. r. Wickens and
|B. e. Wickens. Lebanon, fence poet y.
wv. williams. Economy, fence machine
a. J. Bsnts, Logansport, brake Tor vehi-
cles: J. 3. Twinsme. IndIanapolIey
chImney; ). r. Brown, Rising sun,
fence machine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-08
l NEW LOAN NEGOTIATED.
The state Sells Its Bonds 70 the
New York Firm Of 1L0ller

Amer the rejection Of the loan Of t30Q
600 from Colin 3 stanton, Of New
York. : notice Was given that the Gov
|ernor. Auditor and Treasurer Of Stales
the Board Of Finance. would
receive bids for the loan 0f $40, ,O00, ,ooar-
Ing interest at the rate of 3 per cent. per
anuum. PAYABLE semi-sDnuaIIy and re-
|deemsble q the pleasure of the state
after two years and payable in hve years
from date Of loan. The bids were 20 b
died before O'Clock yesterday after-
|noon. Daring the first part Of the week
'Gevernor Gray received the following
letter:
Nrw YoRK, March 26. 1857.
Hon. Isaac r. Gray, Governor q L.
diana:
DgAR S1R-In accordance with vour
"A versisemept Ne bid for the $4,000
State OF Indiana per cent bonds hav-
ling i've wears 10 run. redeemable in two
years. 500 "a for each 500, or 81, ,0O1 %
Ifor each ei.OOO. We will accept bonds
lin denominations Of $4,000 10 $4,000
lin written form. thus saving 60 the state
isbe expense Of printing, the interest ana
principal 20 b PAYABLE n New 10sk
City. Very respectfully.
4 At SIS .. -. yesterday Governor
'IGray. Auditor Carr and Treasurer kemc'
Ike met in the Auditors rooms 70 take
action on the bidA ONLY one bid waa
|6ied. thai Of Moller 3 Co. Mr.. Hsw.
Ikins. representative Of u. -. Stoddard
IL Co. OF this city, Was present, bnt made
--Iuo Offer. Thereupon, the loan Of Nolle'
IL Co. was accepted. The fIrm pays
.pr~mium Of - 20 On tlO0O, equal z
tols. which u equivalent % lower'ns
! 1.-The rate Of interest 70 little less than q
lper cent, the lowest ever made ~ anl
State In the Union. .- indianapolis Sou
vItinei.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-08

The governor and state officers met
Saturday aud selected the commissions
ere 10 construct : soldiers' monument,
under The bill appropriating 920U,0OC
for that purpose. Tho commission. =
seIeceed. h composed OF General Law
wallace. CraWlordsville George J
I.auesdale, Greencsstle; =. n. Randall
indianapolis /; Hugh Doogherty, Blum
ton: 8. D. v0yles, Salem.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-08

The Rockville Natural Gas company
hss ~ he contract for drilling 20 Decker
q Soma. Of Frankfort. The contractors
rill drill 100 iess for oi.e00- II e. O.
mineral water u found before reaching
49, depth named. they will receive Toll
nav. The prospecting will be made .
~ northwest portion Of the town. eno
work must Be commenced on O. oesors
April Is.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-08

sunday.school teacher--Why VA
|Solomon said 70 bo the wisest man that
lever livedf Smart pupil Cause ne
|fcoled seven hundred mOthere-in.law
and % says it takes pretty smart mau
% gel ahead of syo molhcr'ln-laW.